Democratic Party Strategist Hyma Moore on the closing stretch of the 2024 US Presidential campaign

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Democratic Party Strategist Hyma Moore, of US consulting firm Cornerstone, speaks to SBS News' Tys Occhiuzzi about Joe Biden's controversial comments, current polling in the major battleground states, and what Kamala Harris needs to do.

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